day reading the newspaper may end up saving your life. 4. MY SCHOOL The school which I am attending is one of the oldest high schools in my city. Its name is Yaly. It is located in a quiet area not far from the city center. It consists of four blocks of buildings, which are surrounded by a large yard of shady tall trees. In that year, there are 30 classes with more than 1200 students in my school. They study hard and obey the school regulations seriously. The boys must wear shirt, trousers and
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First of all, research shows that taking a nap in the middle of the day will improve your mood and your well being therefore schools should allow time into the school day for napping. Imagine being able and recommended to take a nap in the middle or your school day and getting to relax and refocus. For example, University of Michigan doctoral student Jennifer Goldschmied and colleagues conducted a study on how a midday nap affected students. The authors discovered that “After waking from a 60-minute
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to suffer a concussion while playing sports. But the question is…. Is it safe and should it be allowed in schools? This question is a heavily discussed question as there are many views. This topic is also discussed in the sources, “ Hard Knocks” By Gabriel Charles Tyler, “ Concussion Hazards in Youth Football ” By CNN, and the “ How many G’s ” infographic by The University of Michigan School of Kinesiology.(all sources are non- fiction) “ Hard
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I cannot easily forget my memory about my graduation from Hamilton High School. It was not giving me the same impression as my brothers’ graduations. My most memorable moment is when I was handed my diploma. It was more marvelous than my brothers’ graduations. It was not the same theirs and my graduate. I understand they just graduate. That was all of my impression of their graduation. However, I cannot explain my feeling easily. That time, I think I was not sure I really got my diploma. I mean
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Trigonometry or Calculus where you have to use a calculator. But I think for the most part why is I refused to use a calculator throughout grade school until I got into Trigonometry, Calculus and Statistics. My Interpersonal skills I think I developed them after high school through helping with a program called HOBY a youth leadership conference for high school sophomores. Interacting and being presented as a leader helped me come from being a shy and timid person to being who I am today. It was rewarding
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My experiences in high school are my most vivid of memories when it comes to reading, writing, and communicating. My freshman year of high school I had an English teacher that had a big personality and made English class interesting and often unpredictable. She would break out into a song or dance in order to explain things such as a hyperbole. She was the first teacher to peak my interest in reading and writing. Sophomore year was also a turning point for my writing because I had to write a lengthy
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on and on about their favorite sports, and how they get so involved into a game they aren't even playing. Well have you ever put into thought as to how many sports there really are? Thinking as a high school student it's hard to open the idea that there are many other sports to play other than high school sports seasons. Well, all around the country and even world many pass the time by engaging inan activity suited for them. Now, I've always been a cheerleader, that doesn't mean I haven't participated
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meet expectations in school. Subsequently, I was diagnosed with a learning disability in reading and writing, and it became increasingly hard for me to believe in myself, without many personal successes to draw from. But even in the arid desert some flowers still survive, and through the encouragement of my grandparents and reading teacher, I pressed on, and by late elementary school I was able to overcome these challenges begin feeling my first life successes through school. I felt a great sense
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with them when they were going to malls. When she entered nursery in D’ Paul Kiddie Center, One of her most memorable childhood memory was performing in a musical play in front of many people while having a bad mood as she had seen on her old photographs. She started gradeschool in La Consolacion College, a Catholic Based Curriculum. Being a student in a Catholic School made her into a more religious person. This is the period where she experienced being bullied but on the other hand this is the
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conditions in which learning takes place address the very biology of our learners." (Mary A. Carskadon, PhD) High-Schools throughout the United States can start as early as 7:15 am. Studies are proving that this is having a very negative effect on the student body. Not only are the students not performing as well as they could, but their physical and mental health is in jeopardy too. Schools should start later in the day. First, the early start times have been proved to be affecting the teenager’s
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